Many Wild Kratts fans, like myself, are upset at the removal of the games, however, our greatest offender is the fact that the Creature Power feature of Wild Kratts, which consisted of the games, the Habitats, and the Your Room page has been removed. For those who have been unaware of this page, let me inform you; Every time you would earn a Creature Power Suit as a result of the games you won (which have been deleted and we are currently fighting to bring back) you would go to Your Room and see the disk you've earned, and soon make an avatar, which you would save with your PBS Kids' account. You can try on creature power suits you've earned.

There were a total of 14 creature power suits the player can, or at least, as able to earn; Draco Lizard, Firefly, Cheetah, Grey Squirrel, Caracal Cat, Remora, Red Kangaroo, Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Bottlenose Dolphin, Nile Crocodile, Frogfish, Hummingbird, Golden Orb Weaver Spider, and Aardvark. For the Crocodile, Frogfish, Hummingbird, Spider, Aardvark, Dolphin, and Snake power, there would be an option to take a photo of your face in the said power suit. However, that option was removed as were the power suits.

Afterward, you would explore many different habitats such as North and Central America and the reef, the oceans, the Indonesian Rainforest, the Sonoran Desert, the Australian Outback, and the African Savannah, where we could explore the habitats with our avatar we saved and the creature power disks we earned, meeting many different animals along the way and learning all about them.

In the habitats, there was a special pathway we needed to go through in order to take a picture for the avatar's adventure journal.

Yet PBS Kids had the audacity to remove it all, which in my opinion is a mistake. These games are more than just nostalgia for longtime Wild Kratts fans, but very educational. It can allow the player to escape reality and be creative with the features they have, and in the habitats spectrum, it can inform and educate them about the different animals that reside there. And thus it mixes creativity with interesting learning. So this removal of the Creature Power aspect really damages the show itself as a result. So let's bring the Creature Power back to the Wild Kratts site so we can not only return to our childhoods, but allow the new generation of this decade to experience the magic we did at their age. Sign now, and we can make this happen.